Monthly Rental House in the Tranquil Village of Kunigami, Okinawa
This charming detached house, available for monthly rental, is nestled in the peaceful settlement of Ura within Kunigami Village. Stepping just off Route 58, you'll find yourself surrounded by the gentle sounds of a small stream and rolling hills, creating an atmosphere where time seems to flow slowly. The property features a private garden, perfect for relaxing in this serene Okinawan setting.
The house offers a spacious 4DK layout with approximately 94.59 square meters of private floor area. It includes three Western-style rooms: one with a double bed, another with a sofa bed, and a third furnished with a futon set. The kitchen and dining area comes fully equipped with a refrigerator, dining table, dish cupboard, cups and saucers, a gas stove, pots, a rice cooker, and an electric kettle. Cutlery is also provided. The property is well-appointed with a washbasin, separate bathroom and toilet, and a vacuum cleaner for your convenience.
Essential facilities and equipment have been detailed by the agent. These include a gas stove (propane gas), separate bath and toilet, cooling/air conditioning, internet connectivity, and free internet service.
Additional property details include a land size of approximately 261.96 square meters, one free on-site parking space, and a build year of 1977. The initial costs consist of a 30,000 yen security deposit, a one-time 11,000 yen administrative fee, daily utility charges of 500 yen, and a 15,000 yen cleaning fee payable only upon departure. Immediate occupancy is possible.
The area is part of Okinawa's Yanbaru region, known for its lush subtropical forests and rich biodiversity. An interesting fact is that this northern part of Okinawa Island is home to the endangered Yanbaru kuina (Okinawa rail), a flightless bird found nowhere else on Earth. The closest major tourist attraction is the stunning Cape Hedo, the northernmost point of Okinawa Island, offering dramatic cliffside views of where the East China Sea meets the Pacific Ocean.
